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a simulated water sample is determined to have an absorbance of .169 at 550.8 nm. determine the concentration of Fe(III) ions in the sample
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You should have been given an absorption constant for that wavelength I think? or like a graph with linear equation? Use beer lambert law, Abs = E*L*C where C is the concentration, L the path length (diameter of cuvette), and E the absorbtion constant. so C = Abs/(E*L), where L is in cm, E in Mol/L
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